Wolverhampton U10s delivered an impressive performance to ultimately secure an excellent victory over Halesowen in an entertaining and competitive friendly after the first half had been closely contested, with chances at both ends. Our keeper needed to produce a number of important saves to keep the scores level but with Bertie causing chaos at the other end of the pitch with his pace, the Halesowen goal looked far more under threat. The standout moment of the half saw their

Wolverhampton Schools FA u14 Girls capped off their fine season in outstanding style with a  deserved victory over a formidable Sefton side at the home of  AFC Wolverhampton. Our visitors have qualified for The National Cup Final, which will be played at Stoke City next month, but from the outset it was the Wolverhampton girls who seized the initiative as a result of their disciplined, determined, and united performance and they worked tirelessly for one another, pressed well

The Spring League reached its conclusion at Bodymoor Heath this evening with the cup competitions being completed and our Primary Girls warmed up for their semi-final by playing three 15-minute friendlies. Despite the goalless score-line Wolverhampton were the more attacking side in our opener against Harborne, with their goalkeeper having to make several important saves to deny Sienna, Olivia, Mila and Clara, whilst Poppy was a virtual spectator, but in our next game we were